app-store-changelog

Generate App Store release notes by running a collection script to compute a git range since the last tag, filtering internal-only commits, and grouping user-visible changes into short benefit-focused bullets for your storefront copy.

Turning git commits into customer-facing changelogs involves collecting touched files over a git range, deduplicating user-visible updates, and drafting plain language one-sentence bullets grouped by themes like New, Improved, and Fixed.

Yes, you can create What's New copy for a specific app version by specifying a custom git ref instead of the last tag, allowing the script to gather commits and touched files for that exact release period.

Changelog generation filters internal-only work by triaging commit messages and touched files over the selected git range, removing non-user-impacting changes before grouping the remaining updates into storefront-ready bullets.

You need an existing git tag or a specified ref to define the starting point, which allows the collection script to compute the correct commit range and accurately summarize user-impacting changes for the release notes.